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2009 Summer School course for computing students
Students planning to study the Diploma in Computing Systems can get a good start by attending the Waiariki Summer School which will offer:
| Week 1 | 9-13 Nov | Orientation and Introduction to Study in New Zealand |
| Week 2 | 16-20 Nov | New Zealand Culture and Facilities offered in the Rotorua District |
| Weeks 3-6 |
24 Nov-18 Dec | Start your Diploma with your first course: Introductory Programming Level 5 - COMP.5101 |
The School of Computing, Technology and Communications will be offering COMP.5101 Introductory Programming (Visual Basic) Level 5 - 15 credits.
There will be tuition each morning 5 days per week for 4 weeks. Students will then be expected to stay in the afternoons to do self directed study and assignments. There will also be a tutorial assistant in the room with students all mornings and 3 afternoons per week. The tutorial assistant will be there to support the tutor and the students.
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A pathway to the future – while preserving the past
A qualification to empower young Maori, is how arts lecturer, Eugene Kara, describes Waiariki’s Institute of Technology’s new Certificate in Ngā Mahi Whakairo.
It opens up the opportunity for students to build a creative future, while helping to protect the past.
“This course will empower young Maori with the necessary skills to get through the tough times and give them a place to study in society”, Mr Kara says.
The 18-week qualification teaches the skills that could lead to acceptance into Te Puia’s prestigious Diploma in Whakairo Rakau; a career as a designer/maker of Maori art; or work in the fields of Taonga conservation and restoration in a marae or museum environment.
The Certificate in Ngā Mahi Whakairo is also a pathway to art degrees or further study in Maori and indigenous development at Waiariki and is an opportunity equally suited to those moving on from high school or Te Kura Kaupapa, as well as mature students who are interested in an introduction to Maori art.
If you carve now, or wish to learn, this is an ideal place to start.
Nau mai, haere mai.
For more information or an information pack phone 0800 924 274 or 07 346 8684,
or email Jaarna.Hoskins@waiariki.ac.nz
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